Everything in one place
Bolt and Wolt payouts and your expenses in one list. See your total and profit at any moment.
For Bolt and Wolt couriers
You deliver the orders. Vadi handles the taxes.
Bolt and Wolt report your payouts to the tax office (VID). You just enter them — Vadi calculates your taxes and prepares the returns. No accountant, from €9/month + VAT.
- Enter a payout in seconds — from your phone too
- Social contributions and income tax calculated for you
- Returns ready to file, the calendar reminds you of deadlines
7 days free · no card · from €9/mo + VAT
Three steps and your taxes are sorted
1
Create an account
A couple of minutes, no card. Tell Vadi how you work — MUN or the general regime.
2
Enter payouts and receipts
Your Bolt or Wolt payout and fuel receipts — whenever suits you, even between orders.
3
Vadi does the rest
It calculates your taxes, prepares the returns and reminds you when to file them.
What Vadi does for you
You're out on the road — Vadi does the maths in the background.
Returns ready
The social-contribution report and the annual income return — built from your records, ready to file in EDS.
VAT warnings
Bolt bills its commission from an Estonian company. If that means you must register for VAT, Vadi warns you in time.
How much tax will your payout cost you?
Type in your monthly income and expenses — see both tax regimes side by side with real figures. No sign-up.
Open the calculatorFrequently asked questions
Do I need to understand accounting?
No. You enter payouts and expenses; Vadi calculates your taxes and prepares the returns. When something needs filing or paying, the calendar reminds you.
What taxes does a Bolt or Wolt courier pay?
Under the general regime — social contributions (VSAOI) and personal income tax, and expenses (fuel, phone, car) lower the tax. Under MUN — 25% of income, with no expense deduction. The calculator shows which is cheaper for you.
Does a courier have to register with VID?
Yes. Courier work for a fee is economic activity. Registering with VID is free and done online via EDS. If you deliver food, you also register with the Food and Veterinary Service.
Do I have to pay VAT on the Bolt commission?
You might. The commission is billed by an Estonian company, and a service like that can require VAT registration even with a small turnover. Vadi warns you about it; confirm your situation with VID.
How much does Vadi cost?
From €9/month (+ VAT): tracking, tax calculations, returns and the tax calendar. The first 7 days are free, no card needed. Camera receipt scanning and bank-statement import are on the Pro plan.
Vadi isn't only for couriers. The same system works for every self-employed person and company in Latvia.
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Courier taxes without the headache
Sign up and enter your first payout — Vadi shows right away how much to pay and when. No accountant.
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